In Florida, many people use quitclaim deeds as a simple way to transfer property ownership, especially when planning for the future. A common scenario involves adding family members to the deed to ensure the property passes smoothly without probate. For example, imagine a situation where a mother adds her 34-year-old grandson and 24-year-old granddaughter to her quitclaim deed with survivorship, listing her name first. The big question: Will the property go straight to them w

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